Hiruharama.
Ko te nupepa Pakeha o te 14 o nga ra o Hune, i te tau nei ano, e ki ana kua oti te whakarite e nga Pakeha whai moni o Amerika kia hanga e ratou te Temepara, pera tonu, me Temepara o Horomona, i turakina e Eoma i te tau o to tatou Ariki, e7O (A.D. 70). Ko nga tangata na ratou tenei whakaarowhakaharahara, kua oti te whakahaupu a ratou moni, he miriona, he miriona pauna. Ko aua whakatuatea kua ki nei, ma ratou e whakaara te Temepara i Hiruharama, el2 tangata. Mehemea he korero tuturu tenei, na era Pakeha katahi ka mohiotia kua tata tonu te hokinga mai o te Karaiti, hei Kingi mo te ao katoa nei, ta te mea e ki ana te Karaipiture kei te nohoanga o te Anatikaraiti, tona whika e 666 ki roto kite Temepara, i Hiona, kite hapai i ana tikanga-whaka-wai nui i te tangata, ka heke tonu mai i kona a te Karaiti ki te hopu, kite whiu ki roto kite waro-torere.
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Korimako, Issue 31, 15 August 1884, Page 5
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171Hiruharama. Korimako, Issue 31, 15 August 1884, Page 5
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